LAHORE – Aspiring doctors have taken to social media to protest Pakistan Medical Commission’s (PMC) decision to conduct the Medical and Dental College Admission Test (MDCAT) exam on November 29 amid second wave of COVID-19.
DelayMDCAT2020 has become top trend on Twitter with 108k tweets till the time of reporting.
The demand is trending on the social media platform a day after Special Assistant to Prime Minister on health, Dr Faisal Sultan said that all entry and professional exams will not postponed and they will be held on respective dates.
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The PMC on Monday also reiterated that that the MDCAT will be held on November 29 by implementing all coronavirus standard operating procedures (SOPs).
The commission announced the date for MDCAT, which is facing delay for several months due to COVID-19 or court orders, last week.
Highlighting that coronavirus cases are spiking rapidly, the students have asked the authority to postpone the exams.
#DelayMDCAT2020 …insha Allah…we dont to be effected by corona…plz save 150k students.. pic.twitter.com/irEx2DpLE4
— Uسama khaن (@UsamaMarwat10) November 25, 2020
https://twitter.com/Haidershaw1/status/1331569516644605954
How can we follow sops in such an environment? PMC! you don't have any right to play with our lives that's it.#DelayMDCAT2020 pic.twitter.com/QCHglTnMmB
— Nabia 🙃 (@NayabZiad) November 25, 2020
https://twitter.com/Mushahi06003522/status/1331554835439767552
https://twitter.com/MazharBaig029/status/1331557216596361217
